Optimise
therapy for a variety of diabetes patients
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| Continuous glucose monitoring can help focus and clarify communications between professionals and patients – which, in turn, may help motivate patients regarding improve self-care and behaviour modification.3 |
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| The comprehensive data provided by continuous glucose monitoring can assist you in designing an individualised diabetes treatment program based on detailed glycaemic profiles. It’s also a useful educational tool that can improve motivation and collaboration with patients.1 |
While continuous glucose monitoring may be used effectively with all diabetes patients, it may be of particular use in evaluating the following conditions and situations:
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Elevated glycosylated hemoglobin (HbA1c).2
- Hypoglycaemic episodes.2 and unawareness
- Hyperglycaemic episodes
- Diabetic ketoacidosis
- Unexplained blood glucose excursions
- Gastroparesis
- Gestational diabetes, preconception, pregnancy and nursing
- Evaluation of therapeutic changes to medication regimen
- Evaluation of behavioral modifications affecting glycaemic control
- Patients undergoing erythropoietin therapy because HbA1c may be unreliable..3
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